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Algorithmic Architecture with Cellular Automata


	An example of creating forms using simple programs.
	An example of creating forms using simple programs.

	Contributed by: Jason Cawley and Stephen Wolfram

A two-dimensional cellular automaton starts with a line of cells at the top, and "grows" down on successive steps. The "choice number" specifies on which steps the rule is actually applied.

The Generation of Form in A New Kind of Science (Stephen Wolfram: Official Website)

"Algorithmic Architecture with Cellular Automata" from The Wolfram Demonstrations Project
http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/AlgorithmicArchitectureWithCellularAutomata/

Contributed by: Jason Cawley and Stephen Wolfram

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